ROSEBURd NEWS-REVlEWr TI 1L'RSDAY, )UNE 18,
'V. SEVEN
Regular $1.75 7-Piece Wire Kitchen Set
S8c Saturday Only
This set consists of a Heavy Wire Dish Drainer worth the price
of the set.alono, White Enamel Handle Bowl Strainer. White
Enamel Handle Tea Strainer, Flour Sifter, Soap Shaker, Potato
Masher, Heavy EggWhip. A wonderful value.
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
AT
IT
Denies He Killed
. Detective's Sister
TUES
A full attendance of the mem
bership of the Chamber of Com
merce is desired for the set-acquainted
banquet to be held at
the M. E. Church on Tuesday.
June 23, at (i:30 o'clock, fur the
purpose of allowing the people
of Koseburg to become acquainted'
with Mr. and Mrs. L. Amies. .Mr.
: Antics la the new secretary for
the local Chamber of Commerce.
The banquet i open to all me in
here of the chamber and their
wiTes. and to any other of tire
city's residents. A fine meal is
promised, and -the committee on
entertainment has arranged a
good program consistinK of In
strumental and vocal mimic to
gether with several excellent
talks. -
Il.l. HOLD tilt AUK
titO.SSl.Mi IIKAHING AT
KLAMATH FALLS.
Paul Farrens. attorney for the
Southern Pacific ruilroad compa
ny, and J. M. Devera, state high
way commission attorney, and td
ward Ostrander and Thomas P.
Campbell, of the l'ubiic Service
Commission, were visitors in the
city over night. They returned
from a hearing at .MarBhfleld,
where the state highway commis
sion petitioned the elimination of
a grade crossing. They left this
morning for Klamath Kails, where
they will hold a grade crossing
hearing involving the Natron cut
oft road. The party was accom
panied from here by O. F. Morris,
of the U. S. Bureau of Public
Hoads.
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine
It rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf
ness caused -by Catarrh. .
F.J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio
I Latimer's Arsenate Lead eigh
teen cents per pound at Stearns
and Chenoweth, Oakland, Ore.
ing the afternoon, according to the
government weather observer. The
temperature dropped to 43 during
the night. The previous high mark
for the year was 81 on May 5.
Cook with gas. .
1 Chocolates made especially for
na lAanA rnllori anil dinned In
Hershey'a cchocolate. Pure and
wholesome. Lloyd Crocker.
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MALE QUARTETTE TO BE
AT BAPTIST CHURCH
The Immanuel Mulo Quartette
and Saxophone Club, of Los An
geles, will give a concert at the
Kirst Baptist Church next Tues
day evening, 'June 23rd at 8:0U.
They are said to be an extraor
dinary combination of musicians.
It ia not often that extra good
male quartette music can be heard
In cities the size of ours, and this
is considered a real privilege.
James Whitcomb Brouglver says
that they are the best quartette
ever on the Temple Church plat
form'. The public is cordially Invited
to this concert. There will be
no admission charge, but a free
will Oliering wm wj iftucu.
Studesaker costs less per pound
than butter.
Glenna's Ready
for Britishets
IEATRE
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BEND WEATHER WARM
(AMKfialpd fre-l Utmtt Kir.)
IENI), Ore., June 18. Yesterday
was the warmest day of this sea
son, the mercury reaching 83 dur-
Keep the Rent
Take thlnes under your wing
own the home you live in and
defy the landlord. Let us help
you.
Contracting, Building, Concrete
Work, and Furnish Estimate
and Plana.
J. E. RUNYAN
Phone 202-J
4S7 Soulh Jackson St-
Koseburg. '
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A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Lure Story of Today . .
By Idah McGlone Gibson
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
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FOR SALE T
R. r-. D.
C I e o Madison, entertaining , please don't do it until you have
frieuds, reads Horn her grand- hvurd the rest of my story.'
mothers quaint, modest diary. The "I know whet you are (loin; to
liaiiper friends are thunderstruck I say. 1 coldn't help overhearing
at us quaimues and suppressed 1 you and CoL lleldotl last night,
uesues. VAucn the girls leave, ' t didu t mean to be an eavesdrop
iiuo pians her etopemeul with Paul per, but 1 thought it would euiliar
Aruidiroug, L'. t. A., a boyhood raas you more if 1 came out from
veeiiicaii. Moue tue less, sue lu- my shadowy comer than it 1 sat
uuiii. a in a neitinir uartv witn' still and 1 assure you. Hlta, that
ciiiia Auam tuat evening. micK , 7 '."T", , ' , r'OK SALE-Cabba plauu, leave
Is weanny and Cleos parents wish l"l and 1 don t Intend to. I d 8 j...
iiMr i,i ,.m. i,. 'hirk ikuow that you do not expect your oru.e.J,1t,0J,Hc,,
I'aul'a parenis, also social climbers ! husband back. I kuow that you FOR SALE 6,000 broccoli plants.
FOR SALE Milk goat.
1. box 8.
FOR SALE Sm.il pigs. M. T
Uawson. Phone 33r-4.
ivwio have lost their money, with
,1'aul to marry Connie Terbune,
very rich and in love with Paul.
Ix-sidie these desires of the par
ems and Cleo's wondertngs as to
win tlu-r she really does love Paul,
i Hie two are married. Almost' iiu
: uiedlutely Cleo begins to learn that
'Iiuutuiko is not altogether a path
oi ruses. However, tne parents are
reconciled to tho marriage aud the
young couple depart lor the army
pom, to which Paul la assigued. On
are already thinking of ways and i J. A. Hewitt, Edeubt-wer.
I'm glad I don't have to tell you. I l-modelS44J.Ji,ckson,
1 don't expect Hill back. 1 know KOR SALE Collie pups. IT Swift,
that he is going to try to get as
much money away from Col. liel
don aa he cau and then try to re
sign from the army. Of course
1 can't stay here after it is known
that he is gone. Hut 1 must tell
you a little of my first stay In
this place. I want to show you
some of the things that led up to
, MAJESTIC.
ScorinE an emphatic hit savor
ing of a triumph, Paramounl's pic-
turizaiion of liret Harte a fumous
story, "Salomy Jane," was cordially
indorsed by large audiences at the
Majestic theatre yesterday.
It seems like carrying coals to
Newcastle to tell the atory of" Sal
omy Jane's Kiss," upon which the
picture is based. Salomy Jane is a
delightful mountain character as
portrayed by Jacqueline Logan.
When the stage, driven by Yuba
BUI. a part excellently personated
by George Fawcett, is robbed and
the stranger (Maurice Flynn) Is ar
rested for the crime, the action be
comes tense and spirited.
There are night rides galore, and
many beautiful spots in the red
wood forests of the Santa Crux
mountains are pictured with rest
ful effect. From the standpoint of
artistic photography alone, the pic
ture Is well wonh seeing, for many I brawls aro so entirely convincing
of the shots of mountain scenery tnat ,;le aU(;;enre actually shud
are majestic and lovely. But the dered. gasped and exclaimed aloud
story it's as full of thrill as an aa tne t,ie 0f n,e 8tory ebbed and
egg Is of meat. It deals with life 1 (lowed.
in Red Dog, a California town In I i p , "
the days of gold, out unlike most M .toraEe refriEerators aril ice
he train Cleo has an allegorical ,k, i,. ih, v,,
dream which indicates the prob- j neBrd agt night.
Irms she will have to face. When "When 1 first came here. Col.
the newlyweds arrive at the post, nlakey waa Kindness Itself to me.
Paul is assigued to duty at once, j i, ne felt torry (or me. He
aim leaves cleo, who knows noth- w ,., i varv unhatinv. and
lug of housekeeping, to shift for llKa a great many other selfish
huself during the day. Johnson, a I mB. he doesn't like to ee uuhap-
siriker" detailed to Paula quar- pmess about him. for it makes
j ieis, nnps out enormously so vieu nm uncomfortable, col. luaxeiy
is able to serve tea wnon col, uci- Heldon was the first. person that
dou, the comaiaudiug officer, null been kind to me since I left
comes to pay his respects. This the convent. My husband learned
colonel Is a thoroughbred louse anu on our wedding day that my In
Looking Glass, Oregon.
FOR SALb Feeder nogs, johnsou
Produce Co. Phone W, M iUtord,
On. '
FOR SALE OR TRADE Pure bred
milk goat and two kids. J. D-
. right. Days Creek, Ore.
HORSE FOR SALE Weight about
1360, aged 7, good worker, single
or double. T. II. Evans, Dlllard.
FOR RENT Furnished, one-room
. shuck, in Millers AUUluou, t per
' iiiuiitu. puone 21U-J or Ziu-i.
FOil KliNT Unfurnished, C-rponii
mouera house. I3& per month
Apply at 231 Commercial avenue.
FOR RENT 6-rooin house; -garage;
a lota ou paved afj'eet.
ado per mo. Broom house,, gar
Un. vaveu street, per pie . 3
ruuui bouse, west Slue, flVuU-;
ii room house, furnished, $16.00
per tuq.; 2-room house, furnished,
u.ou per mo.; b-room lurntsnea
iiouse; garage; ajo.uo, b-jroom
nouse, close la; sih.oo. 4-room
house, baui; llo.uo. b-room
house, MiUer Audition; sxu.uo,
ftiuoui nouse, au.ou. d. W.
louug & bun. pnune 417. Z
WANTED ; f
FOR SALE Oue 1-ord truck, or
will traue tor sheep or goats.
Herman Schulze. Urockway.
FOR SALE Pack horses aud sad-
die horses, also good fresh milk
cow. Hoyer llros. Phone 14F14.
FOR SALE uue registered O. I.
V. boar, price Fred K.
Cachelin. Dixonvllle. Ore., phone
In k 4.
Foii ttALE Sturdy broccoli plants.
lias coniproiulsed Rita 1'horndike, come bad stopped with my mar- , thousand, Johnson slralu,
A web of circumstantial evi
dence has been built up bv New
York police against William
lirnss field, held as a suspect in
the murder of Florence Kane,
isfcr of Detective Sergeant
James Kane. Brassfield, who
denies, any knowledge of the
crime, served a term in prison
for alleged assault and robbery
of a woman.
a He of a no-good Ueuteuant. Rita
however, la lnuocent. Cleo and
Una become great friends quickly.
Cieu overhears the colonel and
lilla talking aud time has "the in
side dope on the whole affair.
After the colonel s dinner, Rita
is invited to lunch by Cleo. .
When Rita arrived everything
Is helter-skelter.
At the luncheon, Rita lays bare
her soul. , imj
western thrillers, its treatment is
far from being trite and commonplace.
cream freeiers. ZIgler-Fes HUw.
Co.
ANTLERS.
An old Sacramento steamboat, a
stern wheeler of the type used on
the river 75 years ago, Was se
cured, refitted and pot In shape
for use in "The Devil s Cargo," Vio
tor Flemmlng's newest production
I for Paramount which opens Friday
at the Antlers theater.
The boat was found by Flem
mlng's representatives
Cisco. 1 hey were tol
ibeen considered worth while the
buat would have been converted
j into firewood years ago. Consider
able carpentry, a great deal of
I work on the wood burning engine
land much painting put the craft
into order again.
The story, dealing with the actlvl-
I ties of the vigilantes in the early
California gold days, was written
I by Charles Whltlaker under -the!'
Glenna Collett. former nation-! title, "The. River Iloat," and n
W ins Pa$Li
Fight for.
nd by Fie"
d that had It
ih while the f
al champion woman golfer, now
in England awaiting the oening
of the women's tourney there,
apparently is in her best form.
Her play since her arrival there
lias been brilliant. In a recent
foresome with Joyce Wcthercd
one of her opponents Mist Col-'
lett bad no cause to he ashamed
of her play as compared to Miss
Wetliereds.
adapted to the screen by A. 1'.
Younger.
A.LY-EI I
at'
Any fellow is
who says there's as
good a tire
for he's just plain
lazy
i
too lazy to fome in
here and lose
a debate.
A Business Man
Goca tc bed Happ
and wakes up Haji?y
if his business.
s advertised;
Lft i
s .
MHKHTY THKATRK.
Many many months have elaps
ed since we enjoyed anything so
Immensely at "Silent Smidorson",
Harry 'arey's latest Hunt Slrem
berg production, which has its
first showing at the Liberty Thea
tre tomorrow and nturday.
It's an Impelling story, having
most of Its action In the frozen
North. Aa a great-hearted West
erner who seeks forgetf ulirosa in
the gold country when his life Is
broken by a woman, Carey give
the finest performance we've ever
a?en him give and we've prob
ably seen everything he's done in
the past.
It deserves the lion's share of
credit for novelty In plot and In
cident. Its thrills are daring and
vastly impressive. The consist,
notably, of a blinding blizzard In
the Yukon that tosses men about
at will; an attack by a band of
sly, blood-thirsty wolves, who tvar
a man lo pieces liefore your eyes;
several spine-tlnglln;: flat fights
with the desplceable villain on the
receiving enc; and a drought In
the cattle country that kills the
Ikine by the thousands, leaving
their spraw ling. mew-Una young lo
perish at their sides. The scenes
'in tt.a Yukon barroom, we thought
perfectly drawn the vulnar
L.nnln. ll 1,1 Ihnl. (UBlirr ffin.
iery; the bestial men, the bluer or day,
K 1
lip " ':-!
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HOW LOVE WILTED
"Then Hill was sent to this post
about six months alter we were
married and my mother went to
Europe, where she has been ever t
since," Rita Thorndike said, con-
iinuuiK her suuy. "With tne ex- i
cepiion of a few picture post I
cards I haven't heard from my
rm,l!-er lor over .. year." 1 mu-t
have looked very surprised when
Rita told me this for she said,
"Oh. I know, cleo. neltlrer you
nor anyone else would believe me
if I told how my mother has
treated me.
"Just before I was married she
told me that she had never want
ed me In the llrst place. As soon
as my father died, when I was
five yenrs old, she Bent me to a
convent and 1 stayed there until
1 wiis over 16. I can lull you
IhLs, Cleo, because we are of tho
generation which does not tuke
things for granted and we decline
to be hypocritical, even about our
mothers. I am sure you know as
well as I that there are as many
mother that consider their chil
dren nuisances us there are wlvus
that dlslilee their husbands.
"We women of I his day will not
hit our heuds n:aint a stone wall
and, while the blood Is running
down our faces and blinding our
eyes, keep on insisting there Is
n.j wall there. i are at least
Bincere. sometimes 'f th a sincer
ity which Bhocks our mothers. Hut
I'm not (going to phillsophize or
preach. Tho time Is almost pa.it
for me to do I hut. I have rcacb
ed the point where i do not anal
yze. 1 do not care particularly.
I Just live from day to day.
"When I came to this post, Cleo,
all the women were much older
than 1, but not oue of them took
it upon herself to extend a help
ing hand lo me. Instead, they
criticized me nnd disapproved of
me from tn first. 1 nan never
been taught to do housework and
Hill had no olhvr income than his
pay. Even while i was In the
convent where most of the girls
were. required to do a certain task
each day, I was let olf because
1 showed sonrs real musical ta
lon!." "Oh. ran on play tho piano.
Pilla?" I Interrupted. "I love it
better than any other Instrument,
f must come over to your housi
and listen.
"I'm sorry, Cleo, but I have no
piano."
for a doctor or drug store! ,,nilt,n01 , n,,"",;, " "
when one of the familv ill no? 1 k'''1. J'"?- "u '',r"
suddenly seized with agoniz-! 'ainly must nave nan one at your
take II to Kurope with her."
"No. mother did give me the
piano, hut Kill would not pay for
having ii sent down and It la In
rlage, and he has never even been
fairly decent since he - leara'.'U ;
that fact. - j
"You can see how cnarming
Col. Ulakely can be. Is It strange
that I gave him all my regards?
All my trust and faith? Is It
strange that I accepted his atten
tions until tlra whole post was
agog with gossip and scandal? Of
course I was the last one to hear
this and then it waa told to me
by my husband in the vilest pos
sible way."
Tomorrow Tho Perfidy of Hill
Thormllku.
LOOK OUT FOR
SELF POISONING
Neglect of the liver results In self
polttonintf! Nut so quickly, perhupe.
but Juat ma purely as K you drank,
poison out of a bottle. If your liver
ia not doing Its work of helping di
gestion, eliminating waste from the
bowels and purifying the blood, you
will always be troubled with sick
headaches, nausea, biliousness, bad
breath, gas, sour stomach, or consti
pation. Cleanse and tone your llverl Tut
your system In condition so youfeel
your very best ugaln! Try just a
apuonCul of Dr. II. H. That-hcr'a ex
cellent Liver and lllood Hyrup after
the next few men Is nnd notice
ihu ini'k litiproveuH-nt In the way
ynu cut, sleep, look and feu I the
return of struiiKth, vigor and ener
gy. You will be completely satis
fied; otherwise there will be no
cost. lr. ThHcher s 1-lver and Itlond
tiyrup Is sold and recommended by
Nathan Kullerton, Hoseburg. Ore
Drain Pharmacy, Drain, Oregon.
o
From Coast
J. P. Hales waa an arrival from
the count ytjHtrtlay afternoon and
la hi ro attundlng to biiHlnesti af
fulrH. He n'Hlricn at North (lend.
tfiauua E. .Perry, Box Kiddie,
Urw.
hji , SALE Loganberries. Get
luem tor catinlug. tiring con
tainer. 5 miles toward Melrose,
hnone 6F3.
COW FOR SXriTVni be tWn
about July 1. Uood milker. H.
C Dawson, 626 1 Second Ave..
- South; phone 4if2-L.
Full SALfc.Two wagons. One 3
wide tire aud oue Democrat.
Boin for 1S. Fair shape. 3K11,
J. K. Halueld, Dixouvme.
FHt&Lfcim4 Dodge roadster.
looks and runs like new. $buo
discount, bee fcilenn. 11. Taylor,
Catching Motor Co., Koseburg.
toil SALE Strawberry farm, 8
acres, ti room house, ciosh to
Hoseburg. Very easy terms. In
quire Koseburg Poultry Market.
FOR SALE Second band living
room, dining room aud bed room
furniture in good condition. Big
bargain if taken before Saturday.
Inquire of T. X. Lamb, Riverside, i
or phone 6F5.
HIGH GHADH 1HANO near Kose
burg will be sold to a reliable
party at a big savings. $10
monthly will handle, a suap,
write at once to Tallmau l'iauo
Storo, Salem, ' Oregon. -"
FOR SALE BY "OWNER El-acre
ranch completely equipped and
stocked; household goods in
eluded, good crop, on highway;
must sell al sacriiice. Inquire at
Ten Mile store on Coos Bay
highway.
FOR SALE Team of bay mares,
seven years old, weigh thirty
hundred, half sisters, smooth
block built, well mated, sound,
gentle and extra good pullers. A
tine logging team. Write or
phone. W. A. Rychard, Voncal
la. Ore.
WANTED Old rags at the News-
Keview of (ice. .
vAn1Ku Won.au for general
housework. Mrs. J. W. Hamil
ton, corner Kane and Lane
streets.
WANTED Erprieliced dining
room girl at cow creek station,
tiluudate. Ore. Apply at ouce at
station.
WANTEI-Good driver familiar
with Ford car who would lfcfce a
free ride to San Diego, Cal.'Call
at 313 West Lane street.
WANTED Man for general f arm
and dairy work permanently, an
other for about one month's har
vesting work; also girl ftj-general
housework. Address P. O.
Box 223, Koseburg, or phone J9-L.
t ' J
, MISCELLANEOUS
,'Buriiita Slielton'X Mstthewi,
legal aid lo the National Wom
an s Party, is given credit for
making it posiible (or women to
btam passports in their maiden
names. Miss Matthews U'prcsi;
dent of Women's Bar Associa
tion of District of .Columbia.
0 TIME TO HUNT
tn intestinalcTampe, deadly
nausea and prostrating diar
rhoea CHAMBERLAIN'S
COLIC and DIARRHOEA stoniv
flics, bugs,
roaches,
ants,
mosquitoes,
and
moths.
FLY'Dl la non'poisonoui. will
Dot Main, and has . plcaMnt and
refreshing odor, -v
Fou need FLY-DI .11 the year
round always keep . bottle o
-wd. ,
For urIp at
Chapman Oruo Co.
Nathan Fullerton -Marsters
Drug Co.
tcoO.OO to loan on fcood rt-al estate.
Ii. W. Vouug at bon.. fnone 417.
F1A.NU lUNtr, i'reU Ii. Jone
uiano tuning and repairing,
Iihone 13.
UAtt u vv it,n iwu'i lur.qi w
vail bi& wuen in need ot auu
parU. bai'tt'. Auto WIUU4
tlouae.
CAN save you fiiil on new Willys
Knlgnt touring car. Will trad,
for urd, Uooko, bulck or CtiuT.
roiet. ULUNN H. TAYLOR.
Catching Motor Co. ' '
LOST AND FOUND
r
FOUND Gold watch with mono
gram on front of case. Owner
call at News-Rovlew office, d
acrlbe watch and pay charges.
LOST Uoy's scooter, bearing liams
"Hussell Ward" on bottom. .
Punier please return to 3 -'2 So.
JiickKon street.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
OR. Ja. iL rLlLUH. cairopractM
pnlcio, at W. Lane Bu
ORANGE LANTERN
116 N. Jackson
Under New Management
Quick Bervice, Courteous
Treatment, la our motto.'
Meals 50 Cants - -
-
FOR RENE
FOU RENT Housekeeping rooms,
reasonable. Inquire at Uueeda
Lunch.
Full KENT Up to date furnished
apartments, with garage, 428
l'ltier SL j
FOR BENT Furnished 3-room
apartment with llxhta and water.
120t Winchester street.
FOR RKNT IlunKHloW ln Haniona
Court, rent $22.50. See N. O.
Williams. 1124 Kumona Court.
FoirTtKN'f OnV furnished housed i
another unfurnished, fall at H.'tft '
f No, Rose street or Phone 2:17-11.
FoifllKNf i'roowirtT wllh bot
and cold water and lights. Fur-.
Dished. blocks from P. O. 117.60.
Phone 227-Y. i
FOR "j(K.NT OCT. 185 acres
known an the ltremner place, 20
acres In young orchard, 13 acres
flate prunes bearing next year.
Will muke responsible party who
will lake care of place a good
deal. C. W. Adair, Forest Grove,
' Ore.
YOU OUQrJT TO
Insure Your Auto
For Automobile Insurance
All coverages
We are at your service
a W. YOUNG 6c SON
INSURANCE
116 Cass St Phone 417
REMEDY
"Well. Rita, that run he reme-
rlvcs instant warmth, comfort, ense , died. We'll lei graph to the stor
from pain. Keep it always in ytir one efiinpany and have it sent
home, ready lor emergency by night j down Inn Il iti ly."
"Itfiit lovpty of yon. rloo, hut
G52EXDI
GENERAL BLACKSMITHINQ
and horseshm-lng. All work
guaranteed. Plniy room for farm
era borses. "2 Winchester RL
north of auto camp. E. K. Wood
cock, Prop.
HOOD niVFR 9FRAY COMPANY
Hood Kl.ir. Orejoii
For concrete work call Taylor,
113 No. Flint 81. Tel. 2:5 11.
. . I -.-'X
TUBBY
Highway Service Crfr
r . .nE.,'-r wvi., KutMcn ne
hHVC TO V0EA? THAT NICE NEW 6TR Avo
HAT- - JUVT THINK OF Te toVj
VlHO 00 MOT HAVE A MAT AT ALL t C? il
, wEart cowSioea novo MEttv
V tOfKV VD1 AI?P 1 ' T 111
His Unlucky Day.
By WINNER
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en., rse mc: OKt A r r r , i jm l
HAFT A VuEAO. THIS OLE. HM"
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LuCKV- IrttY TMROVJ
.ROCS AT IT AM1 EVEfe'-
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I OF THtrtE KMAH BoVS THROW AT 'MmETOiOMT r TOUCHED THE 1
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work, but we will say that
any Master Cleaner Is a good
cleaner.
Ws Clean Anything.
Our Auto Will Call
Phone 277
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
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The Umpqua Florist
(holes Cut flowers Always
Frash
Flout Quality .Artlatlo Floral
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Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40-FJ.